La Doria confirms its B rating from the Carbon Disclosure Project

La Doria has obtained confirmation of its B rating from the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), a non-profit organization and one of the leading international benchmarks for assessing the climate strategies and performance of thousands of companies worldwide.

The Carbon Disclosure Project assigns a score that reflects the effectiveness of companies’ climate-related strategies and policies, covering areas such as governance, risk management, and the transparency and quality of reporting.

The B rating places La Doria among the companies that have embarked on a structured and effective path in the fight against climate change and in reducing the environmental impacts of their operations, confirming its ability to translate environmental commitments into concrete and measurable actions.

A key contribution to the confirmation of the B rating was the validation in 2024 of La Doria’s greenhouse gas emission reduction targets to 2031 by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a global body that supports companies in setting ambitious climate targets aligned with the latest scientific evidence.

This is complemented by ongoing and significant investments in innovative technologies aimed at reducing environmental impact, including the optimization of energy consumption, the reduction of inefficiencies and waste, and the increased use of cleaner energy sources.

The confirmation of the CDP B rating further strengthens the Group’s sustainability journey and its commitment to the continuous improvement of its environmental performance.